Chuck,
Tuesday, July 09, 2002, 5:17:49 AM, you wrote:
CS> The current mysql interfaces don't support multiple servers in a
CS> fantastic fashion -- either multiple servers on a single machine or
CS> multiple servers on multiple machines. It may be there is no great way
CS> to do this, but...
You can run several MySQL servers on the same machine:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/M/u/Multiple_servers.html
For managing multiple servers use mysqld_multi.
And you can also run multiple MySQL servers on the several boxes.
CS> Sybase provides an "interfaces file" (that needs to be propagated to at
CS> least every client machine), which basically allows one to specifiy a
CS> "server name" that is mapped to an ip address and port number. This
CS> seems slightly easier to use than having individual users build their
CS> own translations.
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